First Line Friday
Final Verdict
It’s FRIDAY which means I get to share a great line once a week with your from a book I am reading. I found this to be an exciting and entertaining way to find new authors, books and bloggers. So I am opening up the book I have been reading this week, and going to the first chapter and finding the first line…
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Final Verdict
Love Inspired Suspense
by Jessica R. Patch
This week's line is:
“Aurora Daniels inhaled the scent of justice wafting through the courtroom.Winning the motion would come at a grave price, no doubt.”
Okay, this book releases tomorrow!! I am beyond excited for it to be available to the masses. Seriously, Beckett is one hunky fictional boyfriend, and Aurora is a strong, independent woman. I hope you come by tomorrow for an interview with the fabulous Jessica Patch and the review of this book.
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From My Heart Belongs in the Superstition Mountains: Carmela’s Quandary by Susan Page Davis
You get out there, and I mean now.
Charles Martin’s Long Way Gone:
“I’d seen him before.”
What a hook! Happy Friday!
I haven’t read a Love Inspired Suspense book in forever! I always find myself reading the Love Inspired Historical series. 🙂 I will try to pick this book up though…happy Friday!
“A thin layer of snow and ice covered the narrowing road, and Link Whitman tapped the brakes to slow his pickup.” Home at Last by Deborah Raney
Thanks Winnie for coming by!
My first line is: “Lucy knew she was going to regret this.”
~Love, Lies & Typewriters: A Wartime Western Romance Novella
by Heather Blanton
Oh, this line can go so many ways! Thanks for sharing!
My first encounter with light as more than illumination from a flashlight was on our homestead in Alaska at age five.
Introduction to Who Told You That You Were Naked by William E Combs
Oh I like this one!
I definitely want to read this one!
My first line is from For the Love of Grace by Kimberly Rae Jordan
“Grace Anderson stared straight ahead at the white wall of a small hospital room.”ly want to read this one.
Becky, stop by tomorrow for the review and giveaway!
Hmmm….this line sounds familiar 🙂 I loved this book!!!
“Winter’s toes had become ice cubes.” – Winter by Marissa Meyer
“Bernadette had been dead two weeks when her sisters showed up in Doyle’s living room asking for the statue back.” – Run by Ann Patchett.
My first line comes from A LOVE SURRENDERED by Julie Lessman
Boston, Massachusetts, May 1932
So help me, if I get caught tonight, Peggy Pankow’s name is “Mud”.
From Sunset in Old Savannah by Mary Ellis:
If ever there was a perfect time for Beth Kirby to get out of town, it was now.